If you are on a low powered machine like a Raspberry Pi or NAS, you should change the Parscan optionsĬlick Settings then PAR CHECK/REPAIR and change Parscan to Limited You will see that your configuration has been saved successfully. ![]() Scroll down until you see Save Changes in the bottom left corner and click it. Leave DupeCheck on, which will avoid downloading the same nzb file twice Note that you may need to disable this for some automation software like CouchPotato, SickRage or Sonarr. Make sure AppendCategoryDir is enabled to work with the categories we configured earlier. Leave Series as the name or change it to TV, do remember if you do this as you may need the category name for Sonarr (NzbDrone) and SickRage. Scroll down until you see Category 2 which is for TV Add the Alias movies*Īdding aliases is useful when you get nzbs through private indexers then NZBGet can use the metadata to group the release in the appropriate category. If you have a block account you can add it to NZBGet, click Add another serverĮnter your credentials and port like you did for the main serverĮnter the number of connections and whether to use SSL then click Test connectionĬategory 1 by default is movies, make sure Unpack is enabled. If you are on a lower powered unit like a NAS, Banana or Raspberry Pi make the cipher RC4-MD5 since it is the fastest Enter port 563 for SSL, your username and password.Įnable Encryption, enter 10 connections or whatever your provider's maximum amount is Make sure Server 1 is enabled and give your server a name like Usenetserver.Įnter your usenet provider's server address like Your scripts folder in Linux may vary but if you are using my latest NZBGet installation method then it will be /opt/nzbget/scripts Windows users should use full paths like D:\Downloads home/user/downloads instead of ~/downloads). ![]() Linux users should use absolute paths (e.g. Now click PATHS, change your downloads directory if necessary (it should not be AppDir on Linux), if on the Raspberry Pi your MainDir should be your mounted hard drive that has been mounted properly as the pi user (e.g. See my article The Best Usenet Providers for more details.If you are on Windows and are getting error saving diskstate could not rename file issues, fix it by changing the permissions of your C:\ProgramData\NZBGet folder to Full control under the Users group.įire up the NZBGet web interface at, username: nzbget, password: tegbzn6789 If you don’t have a Usenet provider, I recommend Newsdemon. It’s available for Linux, Windows, and macOS. Sonarr (formerly NZBDrone) is an app that will perform daily automated downloads for you. If you use Chrome, you can use this plug-in: SABConnect Sonarr: Automatic Usenet Downloader You can also set SABnzbd to watch a folder, and start downloading when you drop an NZB file into that folder. If you use the Firefox browser, you can get an extension NZB Unity, which makes sending NZB files to SABnzbd easier (an NZB file contains a pointer to files available on Usenet). The full “Quick Start” instructions for SABnzbd are here. You can then click on the “Config” button, followed by the “Servers” tab, and enter your Usenet subscription information. Once installed, you can visit the local URL “ in a web browser to access the application. ![]() It runs as a mini webserver on your computer. SABnzbd is free and it’s available for Linux, Macs, Windows, and NAS Devices. SABnzbd is a great downloading application that uses multiple connections for speed.
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